those wonderful "occasions" where one FOREIGN RESORTS. FOREIGN can obtain for absolutely nothing the [ " RESORTS. most charming little keepsake* and re¬ ¦ A membrances, jabots, skirts and silk stock¬ CITYOFDUSSELDORF DUSSELDORF. GERMANY. | DUSSELDORF. GERMANY. INWONDERFULPARIS ings, which at first seem to hide them¬ selves away, making just part of the heterogeneous whole. The French system of arranging the stock, and, in fact, the ALLURINGTO of the seems VISITORS Those Who Can whole management shops, Fortunate very strange and very complicated to the practical mind of the American, and it Spend the Spring There. takes considerably time before one can become accustomed to being accompanied Palaces Royal in to the desk by the polite clerk, who him¬ Appearance, self does up the purchase, waits while you receive your change, then hurries Modern Streets, Vast PARADISE OF THE SHOPPER back to a fuming customer. But all is a question of habit, and, once thoroughly accustomed to the ways, all goes merry Squares, Elegant Hotels. as a marriage bell, and in the end one is Some of the More Important Hotels almost convinced that this is a better and Restaurants. method than our own, because subject to Americans who go to the fatherland so much more edifying discussions. should not fail to visit the metropolis of The Specialty Shops. the lower Rhine and make it their head¬ quarters, for it is one of the most enter¬ DAZZLING WORK OF ARTISANS As a rule the three things which Amer¬ taining and interesting: cities of recent icans most wish to purchase- and for date on the continent. which Paris is so justly famous are the The rise of Dusseldorf is hand-embroidered as astonishing '.Specialty Shops" for Which One handmade, lingerie, as its beauty and elegance. Founded in the wonderful flowers in velvets, silks, the middle Must Seek-.Novelties on ages, it was, at the time when satins, the exquisite enamels, trinkets and Napoleon the Great visited the Jewelry, both real and Imitation, and it with his DUSSELDORF army, the sleepy capital of the Boulevards. it is for these that one should Grand things Duchy of Berg, and it on know some of the little kept sleeping specialty shops after the (Napoleonic wars. t before mentioned. Soon after the Franco-German war the 12 Hours Fortunate, indeed, Is she whose first The shops for lingerie may be counted industrial From London on Route Visit to Paris takes in the delicious enterprise of the Germans de¬ tH..PIr»ct to Eteriin, place by the hundreds on all the main thor¬ veloped the great coal and iron distrk-t Dresden and Central months of April, May and June, when, of Rhenania. Cities like Europe. oughfares, their show windows presenting mund Essen, Dort¬ '¦dBMr,ai responding to their magic touch, the most tempting displays, but many of the and Bochum rose to prominence "ith°Lh?Ht«voai tSSm^SSSEL*1"a biossoms forth in its loveli¬ better and more worth-while ones are up and industrial fame, and situ¬ city greatest ated at the of Dusseldorf, Situated on both baaka of the Rhlae. ness, with its broad avenues alive with several flights of stairs, occupying large gate this rich district, re¬ combines all the of seen solved at last to attract its own DUSSELDORF comforta of a modera suites rooms, and are not to be share. hosts of gayly dressed people; its parks, The so w,,h Jungfraujoch Zeppelin airships in¬ VERKEHRSVEREIN, the Paris one reads and derful brocades, heavy clinging silks or vite many visitors during the summer laughing Paris, in clouds of ribbon station (11,141 feet). This station com¬ months. dreams of, dine in state before them. light, fluffy lace and bines the details of the various pano¬ A somewhat smaller, but equally at¬ chiffon. DEMAND FOE HEALING WATERS MAGNIFICENT VIEWS OBTAINED However, Dusseldorf is quite as attrac¬ DUSSELDORF. GERMANY. For flowers.for one of j ramas afforded by the two preceding tive in winter, to its tractive, and equally convenient in point must, course, we see the Lesser owing mild climate, is the Hotel Chat¬ wish to obtain at least a nosegay or so stations. In the north its winter sports and its famous Rhine of view of situation, of the Alps, the green meadows, the dusky for¬ carnival. ham, on the Rue Dauncu, running Just beautiful French flowers.one should visit some of the shops which are English and American Sojourners With Piercing of Tunnel at High ests, the beautiful valleys and lovely ex¬ With Its 360,000 inhabitants it between the Avenue de L'Opera and the panses of and lake; in the south a is easily Boulevard de la Madeleine, quite within devoted only to the artistic and realistic plain accessible from all directions by a good WIESBADEN, GERMANY. GERMANY. reproduction of every flower that grows, Given an Outline of the At¬ Altitude Great Feat world without life.a region of perpetual train service. WIESBADEN, easy walking distance of many of the Engineering ice and "snow. On the station we points of interest; thoroughly modern arranged in such a manner, in vases in leaving the window anJungfrau, were entering a regulation florist's. Al¬ without difficulty the Cgncordia Cabane, Similar to Dresden and Nurnberg, it afternoon teas, points that appeal both Traversing the great Aletsch glacier, we combines to men and women. The cocktail habit, though many of the department stores great industrial importance have a most marvelous assortment, par¬ In a very short time from now, accord¬ The rapid development of the railways pass near the Lake of Marjelen, near the with the wisely or otherwlsely, is on the increase, with masses of convenience of an up-to-date almost hotel in foreign lands ticularly the Printemps, at temptingly low ing to the annual custom, two solemn in the latter part of the last century and, Eagishorn, its floating and every prices, it is none the less well worth the blue ice, and finally shall come into the town, and visitors seeing Dusseldorf for will announce with pride that cocktails processions of tall-hatted, frock-coated the skill in engineering which kept steady of the Rhone. the first time will be be had after the true Ameri¬ while to visit at least the former places, valley Impressed by its may made as they are unlike exist¬ gentlemen will be seen wending their re¬ pace with it are the cause of railways be¬ This route is much favored by tourists, fine streets, promenades, hotels, restau¬ far between, quite anything * can formula, but few and in America. spective ways at 6 a.m. toward the ing no confined to as it affords .the shortest and most in¬ rants and shops, such as are .WORLDFAMOUSHEALTHRESOHT as teaches, are the ing Spru- longer the plains. usually experience places del and Muhlbrunn colonnades. The This kind of has teresting means of reaching the canton of found in large towns. where the genuine article can be found. on problem been particu¬ Novelties the Boulevards. strains of a in Valais from the Bernese Oberlahd., Dusseldorf, which Napoleon used to call But one of the joys of dining here is hymn, keeping with the larly well solved so far as the Alps are "little Paris," is extremely favored by the knowledge that when coming In Along the boulevards one will appearance of the gentlemen who and no sooner was find produce concerned, the first Ascends to ' Feet. nature, and in addition to this after laborious i 13,432 possesses much the worse for wear, many smart shops devoted to it, will be heard calling all good "cure mountain on Mount very fine parks and labors of all day long, one absolutely railway Washington, public gardens, such sightseeing the little novelties and knickknacks which guests" to their matutinal duties.the in the United in Beyond the Jungfraujoch the railway as the well known Hofgarden. knowg that his spirits may be revived States, completed, 1871, line ascends to Visitors fond of and his made ready for the one always associates with Paris, such drinking of one or more glasses of the than the Riggenbaeh'sche railway the Jungfrau station (13,- excursions and tours appetite waters.and official Rigi 432 whence a lift 240 feet will> be charmed by the dainty French food by the judicious use as adorable fans, odd boxes, attractive the season at Carls¬ in as well as feet), in height extraordinary with the bad will have begun. Switzerland, others, quickly will convey the passengers to the summit beauty and variety of the surrounding of a cocktail, prepared all care, hat pins, opera bags, beaded reticules the idea a country, called knowledge and exact attention to propor¬ Already the shutters are disappearing followed; but of constructing of the mountain (13,672 feet above sea "Bergisches Land," with and artistic picture frames, while others, from some of the in from which the most of its deep valleys, stately forests and ro¬ tion as. though prepared by the unfail¬ popular establishments railway high up the Alps, the region level), exquisite mantic castles. and hand of a New York club again, carry nothing but enameled articles, on the Alte Wiese. The red granite of eternal ice and seemed to be panoramas will reveal itself to,the on¬ ing expert front of the famous restaurant Weiss- snow, looker. Dusseldorf is one of the healthiest Ger¬ steward. producing as a result such a display of too huge ever to be realized, and yet the man towns, with enameled bonbon umbrella han¬ haupt has emerged once more from its Above the blue sky will stretch like a comparatively the low¬ Tea Time in Paris. dishes, winter coating of boards. Grunbaums, skill of modern engineering has overcome gigantic dome, while all around are hun¬ est death rate. dles, chains, buckles, purses, vanity boxes It fully Justifies Its fame as a Then for afternoon tea there of that favorite resort of the fair sex, is these seemingly insurmountable difficul¬ dreds of mountains and valleys, and an "city of are, and entire bureau sets, made in this fas¬ shaking itself after a long winter endless array of sr^owy peaks. In the art," and patrons are delighted with its sleep, ties and is about to complete a work that . course, numerous tearooms scattered all cinating composition, as to prove the preparatory to displaying its entrancing east the Silvretta, Bernina Monte Leone, splendid festivals. about, from the Rue de la Paix and the despair and undoing of the prudent mind array of frocks and still more wonderful may well be called a technical task of etc.; in the south the Monte Rosa, the and economical soul. furs. the very first rank, the railway. Matterhorn and the neghboring streets down to the Rue de The imitation Jungfrau Mont-Blanc; in the jewelry of Paris is famous It was in 1890 that the idea was origi¬ east the mountains of France, while in the SWISS NATIONAL EXHIBITION. Rivoli, but it is more amusing and in¬ the world over, and rightly, as a little the Cobwebs. Brushing Away nated of a railway to the summit of the north the eye will discover the green Fashionable Place finitely more convenient to be staying in stroll down the Rue de Rivoll will testify, foothills of the as well as the Watering on Alps, plains To Be HOT MINERAL. SPRINGS 185° FAHR. a hotel where the tea hour is one of and where, stopping before any of the Higher up, the Schlossberg, so well Jungfrau, the most beautiful of Swiss wrapped in a blue hase. Held at Berne in 1914 and the features of the place. For one sits crowded windows of shops, little or big, beloved of the English and American mountains, and at that time almost inac¬ For many reasons the engineers could Notable Cures in at his own small table, watching the whfceh line the side, one is fairly over¬ "cure guest," things are not so far ad¬ cessible. not profit by the experience acquired In Contain New Ideas. GOUT, RHEUMATISM, continual stream of well dressed whelmed by the purses, chains, buckles, the of Visitors as a PARALYSIS, RESPIRATORY. -DIGESTIVE AND NERVOUS per¬ vanced, these two nationalities being were contemplated and con¬ construction other railways; they whs, rule, are only going sons passing in and out, with quite su¬ filets and other attractive trinkets, so deli¬ Projects had to invent and construct devices and to DISORDERS. . so more tardy in making their appearance; cessions were sought for no less than Switzerland to enjoy its beauties of perior feeling of being at home; in fact, cately mounted, exquisitely wrought appliances which will be serviceable to its a stay at the Hotel Continental, over¬ as to be really works of art, while the Pupps* huge hotel is. however, brushing three Jungfrau railways. None of these those who follow them In similar under¬ nature, climate and developed sports, the Tuileries, is sure to render display of crystal and gun metal chains off the cobwebs and Is well to ac¬ projects, however, was carried, out. A will have an opportunity to admire the NEW RADIUM EMANATORIUM looking fourth soon made takings. a trip to Paris among the most pleasur¬ and the various novelties in pearls such commodate all early comers. project its appearance, The Jungfrau railway also will render skill and energy of the Swiss people. THE GREATEST IN EUROPE. able experiences. Right in the midst of as chains, barrettes and purses Is some¬ There is a great rush In the building and its own merits, as well as the genius services to to k important various sciences, Switzerland will be able to show its the gayest whirl of the whirling Parisian thing quite bewildering. trade also, as the town by-laws require of its author, seemed to assure its future meteorology, to physiology, biology and for¬ MAGNIFICENT NEW KURHAUS life, the luxury of its appointments, the After the Rue de la Paix, the small that no building operations shall be car¬ realization. In 1893 Adolph Guyer-Zeller, geology, but at present it Is the public eign guests, and especially those of the Varied Eatertalameata. splendor of its and of its street? and the great department stores ried on after the official commencement a Zurich manufacturer, was paying a sister republic of the United great salons, of generally who chiefly benefit by the en¬ States, many imposing palm-decked entrance, and the have been thoroughly Investigated, and the season, April 15, lest the eye of the short visit to Murren. terprise. things which will be new and Great Tennis all their stock of latest novelties care¬ fastidious cure be interesting Opera, Races, Golf, perfection of its service, make it favorite guest offended. to them. HOTEL LISTS AND ALL INFORMAL w 1th the wealthy great of many lands, fully examined and gloated over, there The blessing of the springs does not Recalls Three Projects. BOOKLETS, and it is the remains the visit to the take place until May 1, when the clerical It Is known in how able manner Switz¬ TION free from the MUNICIPAL ENQUIRY here that comfort-loving antique shops, In descending the Schildhorn he saw the MONTE CARLO ATTRACTIONS. American may have at his ease the peep the best reserved to the last, for one Is faculty have rather a field day* going erland organizes grand fetes. The Gor¬ OFFICE, WIESBADEN, or from 2MB 5th Ave., at foreign life, in a foreign land, which always quite sure that they are to find round to all the springs, humbly accom¬ wonderful mountain range of the Bernese don Bennett flying contest in 1900, in New York. most so for. here, in these little, musty old panied by the district governor and the Oberland unroll before his which America was awarded the first eagerly long quaint, eyes, glittering Little Principality Is Well* Worth is Some time after the races comes a spin places, made famous In history and ro¬ local officials. This event signifies that in the sunshine, separated from Murren prize, pointed out. back to Paris, and at some chosen haunt mance, the last remaining pearl of great¬ business has commenced in real earnest. There is therefore every prospect that An only by the narrow but deep valley of the Visiting. this of the grande mondaine, for though the est value. Far off on the Boulevard unusually large program has been It be that forthcoming great Swiss national ex¬ French woman's predilection is for choco¬ Montparnasse, for example, one will find arranged for this season, including, be¬ White-L.utachine; the Jungfrau, with the may the stories of "bank hibition will also prove to be a success late, not tea, she sips it with her friends strange little specks of places, full to sides all the annual entertainments, an dark Monch, also a majestic mountain, breaking" at Monte Carlo and the fame and it will no doubt call forth the ad¬ at the appointed hour and calls it here overflowing with the most heterogeneous international chess tournament, at which rising by the side of it. He called to of Its beauty, spread wide throughout miration of the entire civilized world. 5 o'clock and the most "veritables" and old most of the famous world masters are ex¬ tea, attractive stock, otherwise; mind the three projects that were now al¬ tiny Monaco, have caused you to pass by rfpots in which to take this gouter are furniture, carved benches, rich brocades, pected to compete. most forgotten, and he followed in his certainly in the palm-decked rooms of the odd of heavily wrought The docility of the Carlsbad kur-guest imore serious consideration of central of pieces porcelain, is thoughts the course traced out Cor them. Intelligence Immigrants. great hotels of the Champs Elysee. Here silver urns, jugs, tea services, piled to¬ said to be his most remarkable at¬ Then his eyes wandered more to the France so that you may look on the From the Christian Herald WIESBADEN Almanac. at the Alba, with its luxurious salons, gether in a mad, artistic jumble which tribute. Before he has been at this famous elaborate Casino done hours he finds left, to the Jungfraujoch, the Monch, the ^rhich Charles Garnier Of the total number of in the Louis XVI style, and gleam¬ none the less has an order of its own. spa many himself imitating Eigerjoch and the steep precipices of the built for the furtherance of in immigrants. ing with white and gold and bro- While in this same quarter of the town the earlier arrivals, rising early, going to gambling 1,041,570.admitted in 1910 there were pale bed Eiger, *s far as the Kleine Scheldegg and 1878. tade. or at the Palace right next door, one should not neglect to visit that long, early, eating plain food, drinking the he 258,560 who could neither read nor write. in the of .soft arm¬ narrow little Rue des Saint "beakers" of the waters, and so Wengernalp. Suddenly perceived, You to to depths upholstered dark, Peres, further, up the mountain side, one of the may begin try break the bank were KAISERHOF puffing These HOTEL from chairs, one sits at his ease,munching the which, starting at the quays on the Seine, as the Germans say, and all without any at 11:30 a.m. each day on presentation of largely Russia and Inimitable conscious effort. The rules are made trains of the new Wengernalp railway, southern Italy. 1880 our French pastry In its most de¬ pursues its somewhat tortuous way, until by the which had then been but opened tickets, given away, or by presenting your Before immi¬ lectable forms, while listening to gay It finally disappears in a most mysterious doctor; the guests follow them and good recently card. Even if you don't go in for "play" grants came principally from north Eu¬ music and in the health is made for all. To the aver¬ (June, 1893), a railway over a ridge con¬ First-class Throughout. reveling beauty of the carrefour aboyt a mile farther on, in the easy necting IAuterbrunnen wita Grindelwald. the principality is worth visiting. Its life rope ; now the majority come from the marvelously gowned Parisian coquette. very heart of ancient, romantic Paris. age man and woman, especially American, races on at fever heat, and if you care south. Of the into Or perhaps. If the day be warm and fair, what is cldefly needed, once, at per And all at once this thought struck him for more restful immigrants coming EbJo>Ibk tbe Qaleteat aad Moat Traaaall Position la WIeabadea oa Aeeoaat least, like a flash of things you will find the country last year 52.1 per cent were instead of returning to Paris from the Some Famous Cafes. annum, is a thorough rest, and, simple as lightning: what you wish in the of of Ita Owa MafrnlAeeat Parka. raves ..Seeing that at the the picturesqueness Roman Catholics, 18.5 Protestants, 10.4 one will drive direct to tho Pre this may sound, it is not so easy to ob¬ Scheldegg the town of Monaco proper, and the 4 Greek 0.9 Catelan in the heart of the The pleasures of Paris are so many and tain as would believe. often Wengernalp railway already attains an Jews, Catholics, Brahmans v y very Bois, many Very stretches of the new town, Condamine, and and 13.9 miscellaneous or and, ensconcing one's self In some seclud¬ so diversified that choice becomes dif¬ it is necessary to go where it can be elevation of 6,770 feet, the future Jung¬ and the blue Buddhists, frau to bay below. undetermined. ed corner of the garden, will sip tea and ficult from a of riches, but, taken under proper conditions. railway ought start, not from the watch with interest smart superfluity valley of Lauterbrunnen (2,6*4 but rigs and all manner of doubt, dining and feet), OTEL prancing horses, great touring cars drive beyond Miles of Shady Paths. from the point at which the Wengarnalph ROSE irp to the door, depositing their loads or wining at its various famous cafes is railway attains its greatest elevation, at FOREIGN RESORTS. FOREIGN RESORTS. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE AND LEAD¬ fashionably dressed celebrities and re¬ by no means to be classed among the To those acquainted with Carlsbad it is the Kleine Scheldegg." ING HOTEL OF WIESBADEN. tiring to swell the ever-going line of ve¬ least, and there are several of these hardly necessary to speak of the particu¬ In this manner the difference of alti¬ LONDON. ENGLAND. LONDON, ENGLAND. WIESBADEN" OWN THERMAL BATHS. hicles which surrounds the entrance on lar attention tude to be overcome in order to reach -J little of epicurean fame, which is to this the one side. quiet places giv^n where women, if they do not wish to dine, of-cure life at the famous spa. side(The summit of the Jungfrau (13,671 feet) will can at all events dejeuner with the ut¬ be reduced by more than 4,000 feet, and AMERICAN The Famous miles of shady forest paths, so beauti¬ then he would trace Mf IESBADEIIhUWflffcll P¦ COMFORTS; HOT AND COLD RUNNIXC Shops. most propriety and the greatest delight. fully kept that walking upon them be¬ out in his imagina- WATER IN EVERY BEDROOM: Numerous Private Bstb*. The There are several places, both in Paris uon the route of the railway, starting: stray shopper in Paris is at first comes a pleasure, are all reached from from the BOHEMIA. doomed to for and out, where the food is delicious and the town in two steps, and are of such Scheidesg and following the CARLSBAD, |_ CARLSBAD. BOHEMIA. disappointment, the ways the so Interesting that should pass of that name as far as the of the land mnst place they an extent (over 100 kilometers of foot¬ EMger; be known before one can not be omitted at any cost. Two of paths and fiTFy kilometers of carriage here describing a curve, it crossed this relish to the full the delights which the these are in the entre of Paris, Itself; ways) that one can walk for great dis- mountain and then the Monch, whence city offers, for although there are the one a large hotel restaurant on the great ta*ncea without meeting any one. All passing beneath the Jungfraujoch it great department the the boulevards, Marguery by name, where pass through some of the most beautiful reached the summit of the Jungfrau. stores, Louvre, one dines off sole ami shrimp sauce and This course was Prlntemps, the Bon the Galeries parts of Bohemia. Steep hills, covered necessarily longer than Marehe. wonders when fate will send them back with pine forests, rise on all sides of those which had been previously planned 3-afayette, it is essentially a city of spe¬ to taste of that delectable concoction the town, and on the summit of each Outfit was so ingeniously devised that, cialty shops, and the true al¬ again, for it Is one of the dishes for which some little .by the establishment of several interme¬ CARLSBAD Parisian, is shelter, or cafe, where the though for many things she patronises Monsieur Marguery is so Justly famous. pedestrian can find rest and refresh¬ diate stations on the north and south sides Bohemia The these large establishments. Is oftener to Then, again, there Is Voisln of cuisine ment. of the Jungfrau chain, it afforded a num¬ be found frequenting the smaller houses, renown.a strange little place.so quiet and In the. distance glimpses may be caught ber of nerw views and constituted, as it which lie tucked away in all of the out- unassuming that possibly if one did not of the Ersgeblrge mountains, on whose were, several mountain railways in con¬ know the place one would never think nection with one the whole of-the-way streets, sometimes popping wonderful lofty peaks patches of snow are to be another, into notice mose unexpectedly, but often¬ of entering It.a most place seen till late in the summer, at one's, forming the Jungfrau railway. er quite escaping the notice of the hurry¬ for dejeuner, with food that is fit for feet the silver ..nread of the Tepl winds the gods and which indeed does tempt its the Gets Sanction. ing tourist, who goes at once to the larger and way through town and falls into Legislative IMPERIAL the of many of the richest stores, whose names have been familiar palates the Egen, and, lest the tired kur-guest The of to her for so and as a most difficult epicures of the town. For¬ should be frightened the thus originator this ingenious plan many years, where Is now when by picture matter of fact there is nothing one can¬ tunately, the day past conjured up of the hills round Carlsbad, asked and obtained from the Swiss legis¬ not buy. from shoe buttons to master¬ a woman felt that, unaccompanied by a mention must be made of the two funic¬ lature the right of and man In Paris, she must be deprived of constructing pieces of the latest school of French . t. ular railways by which the heights may. this any pleasures other than those to be working railway, section by section, It is a rather curious thing that, thqugh be reached, and the new lift shortly to it to the French cocher has so derived from a vtelt to the shops and the be erected on the Markt to tue being possible open each finished HOTEL often been re¬ plats viled for his to museums, with perhaps an occasional SchlosSberg. In addition to these ad¬ section for traffic before the succeed¬ apparent indifference per¬ as a matter of fectly accented American French anu drive in the Bois. Now, vantages, there are the many pastimes ing one has been much more than fact, she may go where she will, and maintained for those more non-comprehension of it, he has none the the Folies active visitors begun. The various sections have been IN mav visit with equal propriety OPEN 1912 are of WILL less used his wits to such an extent as to who devotees sport. as MAY, follows: Klein Bergere and the Olympia, the Louvre and the completed Section 1, know that in the majority of cases the for both the first At Carlsbad golf links are extremely, Scheldegg-Elgergletscher-Rotstock, 1899; first thine the traveling woman wants to Notre Dame, though sood and well kept, and they have a section 2, Rotstock-Eigerwand, 1903, and Most Fashionable Hotel in Carlsbad. visit is the famous shops, and it often named it is better to choose a matinee charming situation, being traversed by The than an evening. section 3, Bigerwand-Eismeer, 1903. GOING TO EUROPE? Feet Above the Level of the Spradel. Amldat Beautiful Gard happens, therefore, that an occasional performance the River TebL Next to the links come piercing of the tunnel on the Jungfrau¬ WRITE TODAY FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS OF THE aad Facta* Majgaldeeat Forest Panorama. Intelligent and determined sight-seer, The Music Halls. the famous tennis courts, which cede the joch has only quite recently been suc¬ with Baedeker in hand, giving the ad¬ palm to no others in Europe, except, per¬ cessfully completed (February 21, 1912). dress "Au Louvre." is straightway con¬ These French music halls are some¬ haps, those of the lie des Puteaux. The In eleven minutes the train ascends and 90 ducted to 270 Rooms Bathrooms the Grand Magasin, Instead of that one has heard of all his life. clubhouse is fitted with hot and cold from Elgerwand station to ESsmeer sta¬ HOTEL RUSSELL to the for the the thing shower baths. Professional trainers are Musee. cocher. from so French! What tion (10,370 feet above sea level), opened AND THE HOTEL height of his superior knowledge and vast So French, deliciously kept, and the courts themselves are the for traffic July, 1906. Between these two experience with woman foreigners, never! a pleasure it is to And one's self at last acme of perfection. One must not forget stations the line describes a curve of 656 for one moment believes that one wouid walking through the wide foyer, with to mention the fine race course at Meier- feet radius. Eismeer station is on the visit the antiquated pictures and statues the tables scattered about, waiting for hofen. The theater and opera house, south side of the Biger, while Elger¬ GREAT ' of the Musee in preference to the won¬ the entr'acte crowds. which it has Just been decided to build, wand station Is on the north side. CENTRAL, AUSTRIA. I AUSTRIA. derful display of silks, and will Carlsbad the CARLSBAD, CARLSBAD, lingerie gloves when one is give additional- repu¬ The EMsmeer station is a masterpiece of the store of similar name. And. once Then fairly seated before tation of a famous musical center. of constructive It Is a nrge the curtains- one looks around almost Ingenuity. . alighted, as often as not the cocher has The numerous cafe gardens in the hall excavated like Elgerwand station, LONDON. SEASON ALL THE YEAR Ms way, and the most as though he expected some demon of TREATMENTS.DImimi of tbe Stomach aad Intottaak Inveterate of tale to and him neighborhood of the town, whioh, it to and a large part of it forms a comfort¬ sightseers will relinquish for the moment fairy days appear spirit claimed have given rise to the fame of able room, capable of being heated, with They tell yon all about these delightful hotels* their situation, tariff Swelling of tbe Spleen aad Ueer, Gall 8toBes. Dlaeaae of Kldaexs. the higher Joys of art for the more mun¬ away. Nothing half so exciting happens, d notable features of reflnement, quietude and luxury. Bladder and Prostata; Kldaer and Bladder Stonea, Hemorrhoid*, Obas- in fact pursues its course in the Carlsbad breakfast, are also worthy parquet floor and glass windows. The Ity, Plethora. Diabetes Mellltw, Gout. Crtc Acid Dia¬ dane but thoroughly feminine one of lace everything of mention. Hither the after hall also contains a office, the lofti¬ Write Dorlaad Affeney, 303 5th Ave, New York. Carlsbad Oxaloria and Rheumatism, the most normal way. with danc¬ kur-guest, post thesis. Sciatica. rod furbelows. pretty drinking his matutinal glass, or glasses est in Europe, a restaurant and kitchen. REMEDIES.16 Mineral Bprtnga, Drink and Bath Onrea; S Urea These establishments, ing, most spectacular settings, and jokes, D»rla» 1* ~ the strolls with his _ notably which. If one's French permits, can read¬ of water, friends. Each Everything is cooked by means of elec¬ Bathing Establlabmenta: Thermal, Carbonic Add. Mad. Sweetwater, Prlntemps and the Galeries Lafayette, carries his own breakfast, which he has tricity, which also is used for heating the tbaa.- "51 River, Steam aad Hot-air Batha; 8team-box and Single Steam Baths; are so tremendous that ily be laughed at. During the spring and THE RHINE. 1 GERMANY guest* aad 200,000 mectrlc LJght aad Water Batha; Electric Four-cell Batha; 2 establish- upon first enter¬ season there is a bought at one of the frequent bakeries, restaurant itself. This great electric kit¬ ing one almost despairs of ever summer always most the of the cafes ouite the first of its Tourists. meats for Oold-water TreaOrient; Swedish Medico-Mechanical Institute. arriving Interesting program prepared for the proprietors being chen at EXsmeer station is . from Towa Masaage. anywhere; they seem a perfect labyrinth content to provide the coffee alone. This .kind to be installed in Switzerland. AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE Booklets Woada of crowded aisles, with side counters benefit at the stranger who is within the little in the early in such al sta¬ Should on no account fail to visit tbe Bbine. There Is onlr one Country Bareaa, Beaatlfal aad Promeaadea, Theat gates. I ^ Jaunt morning The view obtained from ESsmeer way to folly iy the grand scenery, and that is by STEAMER. 5th AvmAve- ft. Y. Lawa Teaafta, Golf. Han massed with flowers, ribbons, gloves, fresco style is considered by many the tion is of Incomparable beauty. The from 6th Ave., New York, and 8 at.. silks, until selection seems almost out of most of the THE RHINE pamphlets Regent AUSTRIA.A. MSB AUSTRIA. enjoyable part day. Im¬ traveler who for the first time sees at London. .FRANZENSBAD, | FRANCEFRANKEiSSBAD,AD, the question, and one wanders hopelessly "There's nothing in a name." "I think promptu concerts, beauty show* and all dose quarters the regions of eternal snow about unt'l gradually there comes a faint there is." "Prove it." "Well, I'll bet if sorts of devices by which the continental will be filled with wonder. INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA. INNSBRUCK. AUSTRIA. World Famous Spa for tho Treatmoat of glimmering of hope, as one really begins It was called 'lodge' instead of 'church' European knows so well how to extract Immense masses of ice, of a Up-to-dato gussei aad Winter HOTEL to sense the direction, andMhen begins more men would attend ' .Detroit Free fun in an Innocent and inexpensive man¬ whiteness and brilliancy, cover the broad FRANZENSBAD Hoort Disoasos and Fomalo Complaints that ever-delightful sport of hunting for Press. ner are given during the season. slopes of the lower saddle of ihs INNSBRUCKl TYftOL lU*hia.lVa-hrs. from Carlsbad. AApplypa! Cor booklet, Towa * Couatry, S8i 8th Ave. H, T« ?

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